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Okay, can someone please tell me how come they are allowed to call

it "seedless" watermelon? 'Cause it still has some seeds in it? Why don't

they call it "low seed" watermelon or "reduced seed" watermelon?

Seed Lite?

Right on, Val!

Seedless grapes have no seeds

What's with the watermelon??:mad:

On that note..what the &@#% is a semi-boneless ham? It either has a bone or it dosen't. What is a semi-bone?

Marie5656 wrote: On that note..what the &@#% is a semi-boneless ham? It either has a bone or it dosen't. What is a semi-bone?
*giggle*

Ah, once again the power of marketing superseeds that of the average common sense.

Oh yeah Val, I hate those so called seedless watermelons. They are far from seedless. Then they have the nerve to charge .25 to .35 cents a pound more for those "seedless", than the regular watermelons. I love watermelon, but hate seeds of any kind, so sometimes it takes me at least 5 minutes or more to clean every last seed out of the melon. Others around me are half way finished eating their slice, while I didn't even get started yet :wah:

sunny104 wrote: *giggle* *snort* :yh_giggle